Alexander Williams

Not every movie needs a super serious, deep story with heavy emotional arcs or "important" themes. Some movies, especially animated family ones like these, are allowed to just be pure fun: colorful, fast-paced, packed with references, and built like a video game come to life. The critics keep treating the Mario movies like they’re supposed to be the next Inside Out or Toy y Story, demanding tight plotting, profound character growth, and cinematic "weight." But that’s not what this is. It’s a celebration of Nintendo’s world. These movies resonate perfectly with their target audience, the critics are just out of touch.

In the summer of 2000, as the Harry Potter series was quickly becoming a global sensation, legendary Yale critic Harold Bloom gave one of his most unpopular takes, calling 35 million readers wrong

Pulling the old 'Do you know who I am?' schtick with a cop is low class b.s. but honestly, calling the President of the U.S. mid-arrest is actually pretty badass.

Accurate? 🤔

Dude has a life size photo of himself in his room

Malcolm X in the Middle

What was your "Aha" moment when you realized “Wow, that’s the same actor"? I’ll start:

Easily the worst shot in the entire Harry Potter saga.